[Western Fantasy Guild Management + Group Portrait + Light Comedy + Dark Fairy Tale]
My name is Lidya, I am sixteen years old, a down-and-out aristocrat, and currently the night clerk at the Silver Deer Guild.
Currently, I am the only night shift lady in the guild, so "best looking" is an objective record, not a boast.
I thought the night shift only required a stamp. As a result, the newcomer let the acid slime go, the undead came to refund the membership fee, Mr. Black Sheep asked to take away the dragon on the roof, and the adventurer used to submit the request with the phrase "There is something under the bridge."
The president was counting money while drawing his sword, the doctor always wanted to take me home, and the kitchen insisted that the danger could be dealt with later, and the meal had to be eaten while it was hot.
The good news is that I can occasionally see the decreasing numbers above other people's heads.
The bad news is that behind some of the numbers, there are contracts that should not exist, names that have been forgotten by the world, and a history that has been rewritten by alien gods and has been fractured to this day.
I can't swing a sword and I don't want to be a savior. All I can do is check the number of people, register the return journey, refuse unreasonable sacrifices, and let everyone who sets out come back as much as possible.
Later, the lights were turned back on at this dilapidated guild, which was heavily in debt and had a leaky roof.
Later, people who had been forgotten by the world began to walk towards the light.
Reader comments
It is one of the few novels that can grasp the first-person perspective. The description of adventurers, a traditional Western occupation, abandons overly grand narratives and chooses to use slow-paced, life-like writing to make the fantasy story more real. The novel reading experience is not the continuous climax of traditional cool articles, but is similar to a very stable and peaceful incense. It is more like a visual movie than a novel, giving readers rich imagination space and sense of substitution. The shaping of specific characters and their relationships may depend on personal taste, but I still think it is a good novel.
Advantages: The writing style is very good, very immersive, the place where magic appears in daily life is very appropriate, the perspective is well chosen, it has a strong sense of reality, the overall literary talent is good, and there are often outstanding sentences and settings
Disadvantages: Due to the perspective, the setting cannot be explained by narration, so it can be confusing at times. It takes a certain amount of effort to smooth out the logic and a certain reading threshold.
It's more of a daily routine, and the plot won't be very exciting.
Because the advantages are very suitable to my liking, I give it five stars.
It's a very good Western fantasy novel, with a daily orientation. It's a bit confusing when reading. It would be better if you pay attention to the main perspective of the chapter names and notes. Each character has a distinct personality, and the image of other characters will be depicted through the perspective of other characters, making the image of the character better. It's more three-dimensional. Every "person" who appears has a sense of madness. Check the author's mental status [laughing][laughing][laughing]. It's really hard to hold back the author's radio waves for some reason. So far, the impression is pretty good. Come on, author [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart]
The content and writing style of the first chapter are a little confusing, but the overall style is already obvious, with a bit of black humor and a sense of relaxation that the dead are slightly alive and the living are slightly dead. Light comedy is right, and it significantly improves the sense of life in the dead. The characters are also quite distinct. We have a small human signpost girl with wisdom and beauty, a president who draws his sword when counting money, and a living (future) brave man who is aggressive and has made obvious progress.
After reading the introduction of the Riddler in the second half of the introduction, you can also look forward to the follow-up.
Come on author
A Western fantasy with a comfortable writing style
The idea is novel and the story is interesting, but I guess the text was probably polished by AI, which makes my head hurt when I look at it, so I deducted one star.
Reminds me of the little blue book on SF, it really has that flavor, right?
The writing is very good, with a witty sense of humor and good writing style, and the rhythm of the plot is also quite well controlled.
It is one of the few novels that can grasp the first-person perspective. The description of adventurers, a traditional Western occupation, abandons overly grand narratives and chooses to use slow-paced, life-like writing to make the fantasy story more real. The novel reading experience is not the continuous climax of traditional cool articles, but is similar to a very stable and peaceful incense. It is more like a visual movie than a novel, giving readers rich imagination space and sense of substitution. The shaping of specific characters and their relationships may depend on personal taste, but I still think it is a good novel.
Advantages: The writing style is very good, very immersive, the place where magic appears in daily life is very appropriate, the perspective is well chosen, it has a strong sense of reality, the overall literary talent is good, and there are often outstanding sentences and settings Disadvantages: Due to the perspective, the setting cannot be explained by narration, so it can be confusing at times. It takes a certain amount of effort to smooth out the logic and a certain reading threshold. It's more of a daily routine, and the plot won't be very exciting. Because the advantages are very suitable to my liking, I give it five stars.
It's a very good Western fantasy novel, with a daily orientation. It's a bit confusing when reading. It would be better if you pay attention to the main perspective of the chapter names and notes. Each character has a distinct personality, and the image of other characters will be depicted through the perspective of other characters, making the image of the character better. It's more three-dimensional. Every "person" who appears has a sense of madness. Check the author's mental status [laughing][laughing][laughing]. It's really hard to hold back the author's radio waves for some reason. So far, the impression is pretty good. Come on, author [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart]
The content and writing style of the first chapter are a little confusing, but the overall style is already obvious, with a bit of black humor and a sense of relaxation that the dead are slightly alive and the living are slightly dead. Light comedy is right, and it significantly improves the sense of life in the dead. The characters are also quite distinct. We have a small human signpost girl with wisdom and beauty, a president who draws his sword when counting money, and a living (future) brave man who is aggressive and has made obvious progress. After reading the introduction of the Riddler in the second half of the introduction, you can also look forward to the follow-up. Come on author
A Western fantasy with a comfortable writing style
The idea is novel and the story is interesting, but I guess the text was probably polished by AI, which makes my head hurt when I look at it, so I deducted one star.
Reminds me of the little blue book on SF, it really has that flavor, right?
The writing is very good, with a witty sense of humor and good writing style, and the rhythm of the plot is also quite well controlled.
Still pretty good